The vast majority of international loans in Africa are made under English law because it allows a cloak of secrecy over lending, says Christian Aid, so the buck stops with the UK Parliament to bring real transparency or continue to allow unjust debt to cripple developing countries.
The video of British soldiers using a picture of Jeremy Corbyn as a target was disturbing, but hardly surprising, given the extreme and distorted way he is portrayed by political opponents and much
Campaigners have branded the timing of an expected announcement of new peers an “insult to voters” which flies in the face of growing calls for reform.
The Centre for Responsible Credit has welcomed the Labour Party’s commitment to tackling Britain’s personal debt crisis, but says the Financial Conduct Authority should act on credit card debt now, not wait for a general election.
The 2016 Labour Party conference will begin in Liverpool this weekend with a church service on Sunday morning, at which the newly elected leader will speak.
Owen Smith, the absurdly self-described “unity candidate” for the Labour leadership, will be one of many Labour MPs voting in favour of the Trident nuclear weapons system today. Indeed, he has already gone further. Yesterday, he gave an explicit “yes” to the question of whether he would be willing to deploy nuclear weapons as Prime Minister.